TPG writes: "When I fired up Obliteration HD for the first time I was expecting a couple of things: "Crayon Physics" style graphics and blowing things up. Sadly those were the only two things I received during my time with the game. The game takes place ten years into the future after a zombie outbreak and the good peoples of the world (the ones that are still alive) have decided to rebuild… by destroying the major cities of North America. This is where you, the player, comes in. You fly around in a state of the art airplane carpet bombing the cities and making sure all the zombies have been wiped out."
TouchReviews: This is how Jonathan Mulcahy introduces his iOS and Mac OS X physics game, which has an art style where everything on screen is styled as if it is drawn with coloured pencils on graph paper, and then cut out to be arranged into objects in your play area. At first grasp the game looks fun, but seems awfully simple.
